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joining us now to break down the figures is kaleb silver, editor in chief of investipedia.l me what you found. >> the numbers are not that great. you're going to start to hear this drum beat of better economic news like we saw with the may jobs report, but underneath the surface, the jobs picture is very bad, especially for african-american families and workers. you mentioned unemployment at 16.8% for african-american workers. higher than almost every other category except for hispanics. 16.8% was the high during the financial crisis for african-american unemployment. we're already there now, just three months into this crisis. and the issue is that african-americans are 12% of the workforce, but nearly 20% of all frontline workers. when we talk about frontline workers like grocery and convenience workers, warehouse workers, these are folks on the front line and they're experiencing deep job losses and have less of a safety net underneath them to protect themselves through a financial crisis. so we're seeing that across areas and also black workers have the highest mortalit

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cohen every products kaleb mop an artsy new york. also among the week's big stories a collapse in relations in korea the north dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost $10.00 to send troops into bed to militarize old saw it warns its neighbor will pay a price more not in. the world is driven by a dream. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. we go to work so straight home. all right let's start the program back in france where nationwide rallies by healthcare workers saw some ugly scenes on the choose they tens of thousands turned the government about its pledge to help medical stuff and support hospitals as the day progressed the peaceful protests took a darker turn. police accuse some violent individuals of hijacking a peaceful protest video of a french nurse being injured during her a rest stop the rally in part a sparked a furious reaction online a free for rita campaign also sprang up police say she was detained for throwing projectiles our officers for rita was eventually released from custody almost 2 in court in septemb

became the 4th brand in a 24 hour period to reassess the use of images of black people to sell goods kaleb up and looks now at the levels of sincerity that went into that the city. rebellion across america it's very clear u.s. society needs to do something to address its flaws when it comes to issues of racism something must be done so corporate and political elites have decided it's time to change corporate logos and advertising and jim i'm a pancake mix made by pepsi corp is going to be changed more people have flipped over and through my mother's ban and many other and cakes in the world we recognize and origins are based on a racial stereotype while work has been done over the years to update the brand where realize those changes are not enough and your mind was based on nancy green a beloved african-american storyteller was born in slavery but rose to become a talented entrepreneur in the post civil war years there was something about it and to my mother the call for angela my mother to be changed has been building on social media for a long time do you know the founder chris wright a

foundations of us society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cohen every products kaleb mop an artsy new york. in france nationwide rallies by health care workers so some ugly scenes on choose day tens of thousands turned out for among the government about its pledge to help medical staff and support hospitals but as i progressed the peaceful protest took a duck. then video of a french nurse being injured during her violent arrest at the rally in paris sparked a fear its reaction online a free free to campaign also sprang up police say she was detained for throwing projectiles at officers freed it was eventually released from custody and is jus in court in september charged with rebellion when police seized she was heard saying she couldn't breathe and was asking for a smirk medication. i heard much about everyone applauded medical staff at 8 pm for months but no one of worried about the health of my mother or our health care workers during these 2 months for a long time medical personnel have said that the suffocating but they're not being heard perhaps you should ask y

foundations of us society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cohen every products kaleb not an artsy new york. is new in explosions destroyed part of a residential building in the cranium capital killing at least 2 pay poles a big mess of this building about to see the pages that happen around 10 o'clock this morning local time in a 9 story block what's left of it 21 people were evacuated to safety but emergency crews did pull 2 bodies from that rubble an initial report suggests a gas leak was to blame but then later the ukrainian interior minister saying that it may have been caused by an explosive the. voice. 50 in the half past 3 in the afternoon moscow time of the week's headline news ahead in our weekly review a collapse in relations in north korea made big news the north dramatically blowing up a diplomatic outpost i'm going to send troops into the demilitarized area bringing a warning from the south that its neighbor will pay if it does just one of the stories when we're back. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the worl

correspondent kind of more pain joins us live now kaleb good to see you what are the latest what's happening in d.c. what's the mood there like that most fear on the street. well the sun is down here on the eastern part of the united states and cities throughout the country are bracing for these shifts night of protests now the situation in washington d.c. is particularly interesting because we have crowds of people assembling near the white house we understand the u.s. marshals and the drug enforcement agency is on the scene at the white house has been the scene of protests throughout the last few days there have been big crowds there we saw crowds pushing on barricades and quite quite big confrontations near the white house earlier now it has been revealed that on friday donald trump was taken to a bunker for his own protection he was taken to a bunker for security reasons this is the bunker the president of the united states are taken to in the event of terrorist attacks and such and for his own protection trump was moved to a bunker out because of the security threat posed by these prote

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cohen every products kaleb mopp an artsy new york. also in the week's big stories a collapse in relations in korea the north dramatically blows up a diplomatic outpost and follows the send troops into going to militarize zone the saw it warns its neighbor will pay a price more on in moments. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is very dramatic is probably the only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. iraq with our to international let's weigh the program now to france where nationwide rallies by health care workers saw some ugly scenes on choose the 10s of fellows and turned the government up by its pledge to help medical stuff support hospitals as the day progress though the peaceful protests took a darker turn. a few dramatic scenes there on the police accused violent individuals of hijacking a peaceful protes

but a lot said from staying defiant citing double standards given the weeks of anti racism protests kaleb open explains more. 2nd wave of headlines code 19 is once again back in the us media spotlight a big trump rally is set to take place on saturday in tulsa oklahoma that the worst possible public health threat is an indoor mass gathering in the time of a pandemic rally time the worst thing you could do in the middle of this pandemic trump is to tending the coronavirus as disappear showing up to his is precious rallies like it say i mean they're not they might get sick and die with trump's approval ratings slipping trump is looking to reenergize his supporters with one of these epic rallies but seems to also reenergized his critics donald trump has been accused of recklessness and in danger in his supporters trouble already has a good name if it turns into an outdoor festival he's going to call it. campaign says that hand sanitizer and face masks will be offered to all attendees though not necessarily required then they're not going to wear them just like trump doesn't wear them which p

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cohen every products kaleb mop and artsy new york. from packaging to statues to street names in liverpool and northwest and then one target now is a street well known to funds of the beatles but which is alleged to be linked to an think century slave trader but is the city in any mood to face the music bucko. i am in liverpool a famous port city and the city's famous i mean the last place. so this is the penny lane which is immortalized in that beatles song with its blue suburban skys these signs were defaced during a recent black lives matter protest someone wrote racist over the top of it and scribbled out the penny and the reason big there's some confusion over where the name of this street even comes from some people think that it's linked to a slave trade called james penny who lived in operated out of liverpool but the international slavery museum here in liverpool says that the evidence linking james penny to penny lane is inconclusive and moreover some people point to the fact that some money show penny lane owned th